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Piano Tuner-Technicians Forum
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some actions can bend, front to back and up /down. but the dampers may need to be repositionned. For small corrections the shanks can be bend a little. prior to any of those operations the hammer shape must be perfect with the crown well located
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Piano Teachers Forum
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The thing about non-solicitation clauses is they are not very enforceable, even if they are legal. Such a lawsuit would be very costly for the store. The store owner is threatening to take you to court and demanding you pay for lost students, but tha
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Digital Pianos - Synths & Keyboards
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CA95 help
by debrucey
@ 56 minutes 4 seconds ago
I have a CA95 plugged into my laptop via USB, which running pianoteq4. The audio out of my laptop is plugged into the line-in on my CA95. No ground loop noise, hurrah! However, I need to mute the pianos build in sounds so that only the laptop sound
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Piano Tuner-Technicians Forum
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Category 1, +/- 0.1, working on +/- 0.01! You can't say such a thing with the other categories.
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Pianist Corner - Non Classical
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Super job on the head chris. That was a nice arrangement. I also like the bluesy effect in the 3rd chorus.
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Adult Beginners Forum
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New video. Anyone remember this original theme song from Winnie the Pooh? I only know this one from Kingdom Hearts. The one I remember from the cartoon is the one that ends with, "It's me and it's you, and silly old Winnie the Pooh."
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Piano Teachers Forum
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We can all be brave, of course, when you're the one at jeopardy. Have you considered consulting a lawyer in your jurisdiction? In many jurisdictions and circumstances, non-competition clauses are legal and even appropriate.
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Adult Beginners Forum
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Yay, Cheryl and SwissMS will be (sight-)playing a duet first
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Adult Beginners Forum
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Originally Posted By: SwissMSOriginally Posted By: AllardSwissMS - I wonder who will dare to go first at the party. Will be a bit scary, right? I would be more than happy to go first. Otherwise I will sit there and work myself up into terror! If I
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Digital Pianos - Synths & Keyboards
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Any confirmation on the noise gate ? And if it's something that can be by-passed (either now / or in a future firmware update) ?
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Pianist Corner
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Originally Posted By: keystring Ultimately regardless of whether talent exists or not, whether someone has this talent, it still comes down to what we need to learn in order to play music well on the piano, and how we are going to learn it. That's w
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Pianist Corner - Non Classical
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500 miles high. http://soundcloud.com/chrisb/l03-c-bell-500-miles
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Piano Forum
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Classical pianists do some adapting to the action too - or at least, they should. Being in Paris have you played any of the new Pleyels?
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Digital Pianos - Synths & Keyboards
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- perhaps you picked it up from a hosting site like cnet? They have a habit of adding cr ap you don't want. Here's the source, no additives.. http://www.asio4all.com/ - go for 2.10 rather than the 2.11 beta
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Pianist Corner
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Originally Posted By: landorranoTo add a word to my last post, and in response to something that WR wrote a couple of days ago: Originally Posted By: wr If everybody's the same at birth and talent doesn't exist, which is how I understand the anti-tal
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Digital Pianos - Synths & Keyboards
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Just opt out of the junk at installation time.
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Pianist Corner
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Originally Posted By: wr... a person with the musical genetic structure pointed out in the Finnish study of inheritable musical ability ... So for my race of super-musicians, I have to go to Finland. Thanks for the tip! But maybe they're already
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Piano Teachers Forum
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So... Can we change the thread title to "angry teachers" instead? Cause I'm getting a vibe here... Now, if I may chime in for a second. I'm Greek, yet I've taught English, Indian, Americans along my path, and of course Greeks, but due to
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Piano Teachers Forum
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Originally Posted By: Peter K. MoseI'm with BrainCramp. EZ is an immigrant from China to the US. Nearly all of her students are Chinese in descent, though probably most are born in the US. There are nuances galore of immigration, language, culture, a
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Piano Forum
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Originally Posted By: joe80In an ideal world, as you say, we'd all have different instruments available to us for different repertoire. However, many times I turn up to a venue with a programme prepared, and I have to play what's there no matter what
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Adult Beginners Forum
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Originally Posted By: NewmanMattroilanh – is that a children’s tune of some sort? It is a folk song. The lyric by Thomas Haynes Bayly is quite mature ^^ You can find the lyric here .
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Piano Forum
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I think — along with many others — that the best design for a very small piano is the Steingraeber 170. The design is such that the strings are actually longer on this model than on other similar models (i.e. the Steinway M). The sound is remar
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Adult Beginners Forum
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Mattroilanh – is that a children’s tune of some sort? Elssa - swirling into our consciousness again – I love those tunes. Codi – an interesting choice and pretty difficult (from my pov). You are progressing amazingly Allard – they are ve
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Piano Teachers Forum
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Originally Posted By: The MonkeysOriginally Posted By: BrainCramp Oh come on, Jazzy. What TimR originally said was this: "Something I've long meant to ask, and hope you won't take offense. Your posts nearly always suggest you are not a native E
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Piano Forum
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In an ideal world, as you say, we'd all have different instruments available to us for different repertoire. However, many times I turn up to a venue with a programme prepared, and I have to play what's there no matter what. Only once did I have to
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